The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words
Third period series given at Texas Bible School in 1981.
Classes
Class 1: Alfred Norris - The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words - Class 1
The class discusses the role and selection of apostles, focusing on Peter's journey from denial to redemption. It covers Peter's initial failure, his pivotal confession of faith, and his subsequent leadership and sacrificial service.
Class 2: Alfred Norris - The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words - Class 2
The class discusses Stephen's trial and his speech emphasizing God's transcendence over specific places of worship, contrasting it with the Jews' fixation on the temple. It also covers Saul's conversion, highlighting his initial resistance and subsequent transformation, and Peter's preaching to Cornelius, illustrating the breaking down of barriers between Jews and Gentiles.
Class 3: Alfred Norris - The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words - Class 3
The class discusses the Acts of the Apostles, focusing on the roles of Barnabas and Paul in spreading the gospel to Gentiles. It highlights Barnabas's role in finding and supporting Paul, emphasizing the importance of faith and steadfastness in the Lord.
Class 4: Alfred Norris - The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words - Class 4
The class covers Paul's speech in the synagogue at Antioch in Pisidia, reviewing Israel's history and emphasizing God's mercy and Israel's unfaithfulness. It highlights Paul's consistent approach of preaching first to Jews and then to Gentiles, and discusses the importance of repentance and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.
Class 5: Alfred Norris - The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words - Class 5
The class discusses Paul's letters and their chronological placement in his life, emphasizing themes of salvation through faith and the contrast between works and grace. It also covers key gospel messages and the importance of judgment and repentance.
Class 6: Alfred Norris - The Apostles, Their Acts and Their Words - Class 6
The class discusses Paul's missionary journeys, focusing on his travels and the challenges he faced, including threats from Jews and the importance of Jerusalem to him. It also covers his farewell to the Ephesian elders and his eventual arrest and trial in Jerusalem, emphasizing his unwavering faith and perseverance despite the dangers.